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NC Wildlife Unit 2 and 4 Invertebrates (For Grade Recovery)Versión en línea Test your knowledge about exoskeletons, invertebrates, and arthropods in this quiz game! por Noel Sayco 1 What is an exoskeleton? a A soft, internal skeleton. b A type of muscle. c A hard, external skeleton providing support and protection. d A backbone of an animal. 2 Which animals lack a backbone? a Mammals. b Vertebrates. c Reptiles. d Invertebrates. 3 What phylum do arthropods belong to? a Echinoderm. b Arthropod. c Cnidarian. d Mollusk. 4 What characterizes arthropods? a Smooth skin and fins. b Soft bodies and no limbs. c Backbones and scales. d Jointed appendages and segmented bodies. 5 Which invertebrates have exoskeletons? a Worms and jellyfish. b Amphibians and reptiles. c Insects and crustaceans. d Mollusks and echinoderms. 6 What is taxonomy? a A trait that enhances an organism's survival. b The study of the form and structure of organisms. c The study of evolutionary relationships. d The science of classifying organisms based on shared characteristics. 7 What does morphology study? a The study of evolutionary relationships. b The form and structure of organisms. c The classification of organisms based on shared characteristics. d Traits that enhance survival and reproduction. 8 What is adaptation? a A trait or behavior that enhances an organism's survival and reproduction. b The science of classifying organisms based on shared characteristics. c The study of evolutionary relationships. d The study of the form and structure of organisms. 9 How does taxonomy aid in understanding evolutionary relationships? a By classifying organisms into hierarchical groups based on shared characteristics. b By studying the form and structure of organisms. c By analyzing the behavior of organisms. d By observing traits that enhance survival and reproduction. 10 What shapes adaptation over time? a Taxonomy. b Natural selection. c Evolutionary relationships. d Morphology. 11 Which science studies the internal and external features of organisms? a Morphology. b Taxonomy. c Evolutionary relationships. d Adaptation. 12 What is a hierarchical group in taxonomy? a A group of organisms with distinct morphology. b A group of organisms sharing common characteristics. c A group of organisms with similar adaptations. d A group of organisms with different characteristics. 13 Why are shared characteristics important in taxonomy? a They help classify organisms into related groups. b They define the behavior of organisms. c They indicate the age of organisms. d They determine the size of organisms. 14 What is the main goal of taxonomy? a To analyze evolutionary relationships. b To observe adaptations in organisms. c To organize and classify organisms based on shared characteristics. d To study the form and structure of organisms. 15 What is the purpose of studying adaptation? a To investigate evolutionary relationships. b To explore the form and structure of organisms. c To classify organisms based on shared characteristics. d To understand how traits enhance survival and reproduction. 16 What is the largest class of invertebrates? a Crustaceans b Arachnids c Mollusks d Insects 17 Which invertebrates have jointed legs and an exoskeleton? a Arthropods b Echinoderms c Cnidarians d Annelids 18 What type of invertebrates have a soft body enclosed in a shell? a Nematodes b Mollusks c Flatworms d Sponges 19 Which invertebrates have radial symmetry and stinging cells? a Cnidarians b Platyhelminthes c Mollusks d Annelids 20 What are the invertebrates that have a segmented body and jointed appendages? a Arthropods b Cnidarians c Mollusks d Echinoderms 21 Which invertebrates have a water vascular system and tube feet? a Mollusks b Echinoderms c Arachnids d Annelids 22 What type of invertebrates have a long, soft body with no legs? a Arthropods b Flatworms c Cnidarians d Mollusks 23 Which invertebrates have a hard exoskeleton and two pairs of antennae? a Cnidarians b Annelids c Flatworms d Crustaceans 24 What are the invertebrates that have a body divided into segments with bristles? a Mollusks b Arthropods c Annelids d Echinoderms 25 Which invertebrates have a simple body structure with no true tissues? a Sponges b Cnidarians c Arachnids d Mollusks

NC Wildlife Unit 2 and 4 Invertebrates (For Grade Recovery)Versión en línea

Test your knowledge about exoskeletons, invertebrates, and arthropods in this quiz game!

por Noel Sayco

What is an exoskeleton?

A soft, internal skeleton.

A type of muscle.

A hard, external skeleton providing support and protection.

A backbone of an animal.

Which animals lack a backbone?

Mammals.

Vertebrates.

Reptiles.

Invertebrates.

What phylum do arthropods belong to?

Echinoderm.

Arthropod.

Cnidarian.

Mollusk.

What characterizes arthropods?

Smooth skin and fins.

Soft bodies and no limbs.

Backbones and scales.

Jointed appendages and segmented bodies.

Which invertebrates have exoskeletons?

Worms and jellyfish.

Amphibians and reptiles.

Insects and crustaceans.

Mollusks and echinoderms.

What is taxonomy?

A trait that enhances an organism's survival.

The study of the form and structure of organisms.

The study of evolutionary relationships.

The science of classifying organisms based on shared characteristics.

What does morphology study?

The study of evolutionary relationships.

The form and structure of organisms.

The classification of organisms based on shared characteristics.

Traits that enhance survival and reproduction.

What is adaptation?

A trait or behavior that enhances an organism's survival and reproduction.

The science of classifying organisms based on shared characteristics.

The study of evolutionary relationships.

The study of the form and structure of organisms.

How does taxonomy aid in understanding evolutionary relationships?

By classifying organisms into hierarchical groups based on shared characteristics.

By studying the form and structure of organisms.

By analyzing the behavior of organisms.

By observing traits that enhance survival and reproduction.

What shapes adaptation over time?

Taxonomy.

Natural selection.

Evolutionary relationships.

Morphology.

Which science studies the internal and external features of organisms?

Morphology.

Taxonomy.

Evolutionary relationships.

Adaptation.

What is a hierarchical group in taxonomy?

A group of organisms with distinct morphology.

A group of organisms sharing common characteristics.

A group of organisms with similar adaptations.

A group of organisms with different characteristics.

Why are shared characteristics important in taxonomy?

They help classify organisms into related groups.

They define the behavior of organisms.

They indicate the age of organisms.

They determine the size of organisms.

What is the main goal of taxonomy?

To analyze evolutionary relationships.

To observe adaptations in organisms.

To organize and classify organisms based on shared characteristics.

To study the form and structure of organisms.

What is the purpose of studying adaptation?

To investigate evolutionary relationships.

To explore the form and structure of organisms.

To classify organisms based on shared characteristics.

To understand how traits enhance survival and reproduction.

What is the largest class of invertebrates?

Crustaceans

Arachnids

Mollusks

Insects

Which invertebrates have jointed legs and an exoskeleton?

Arthropods

Echinoderms

Cnidarians

Annelids

What type of invertebrates have a soft body enclosed in a shell?

Nematodes

Mollusks

Flatworms

Sponges

Which invertebrates have radial symmetry and stinging cells?

Cnidarians

Platyhelminthes

Mollusks

Annelids

What are the invertebrates that have a segmented body and jointed appendages?

Arthropods

Cnidarians

Mollusks

Echinoderms

Which invertebrates have a water vascular system and tube feet?

Mollusks

Echinoderms

Arachnids

Annelids

What type of invertebrates have a long, soft body with no legs?

Arthropods

Flatworms

Cnidarians

Mollusks

Which invertebrates have a hard exoskeleton and two pairs of antennae?

Cnidarians

Annelids

Flatworms

Crustaceans

What are the invertebrates that have a body divided into segments with bristles?

Mollusks

Arthropods

Annelids

Echinoderms

Which invertebrates have a simple body structure with no true tissues?

Sponges

Cnidarians

Arachnids

Mollusks

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